Inner Garments of Sacred Service

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 35:19 speaks of clothes prepared for service in the holy place—the outer sign of an inner readiness. In Neville's voice: The garments are not fabric but states of consciousness you choose and wear in the temple of your mind. Aaron and his sons represent the self that serves in the sanctuary of awareness; the priestly office is your daily functions—thoughts, feelings, choices—done under the discipline of reverent attention. When you imagine such garments, you are rehearsing the inner condition that allows God to dwell; you are marking separation from lower, undisciplined states and consenting to a sanctified focus. The "cloths of service" become a method by which you clothe your I AM with purpose, aligning behavior with a higher intent. Presence of God comes not as an external visitation but as the realization that you are already that which you serve; to minister is to tend your inner sanctuary with love, gratitude, and attention. Your imagination, rightly worn, opens the curtain to the holy.